After Monday’s winning tip and a successful Tuesday call on Manchester United’s limp defeat in Madrid, Wednesday’s Tip of the Day remains in the Champions League. The target is a third successive victory, and the focus is the much anticipated meeting between Premier League leaders Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain, the reigning European champions for a second straight season.
City pushed their issues away from the pitch to one side with a brilliant display at Liverpool on Sunday and will hope to take that form into this clash. PSG dominates domestically but tends to save its best for nights like this.
Both sides carry incredible attacking weapons, and the call is for both to get on the scoresheet. The contest should also be highly competitive, with the ball fizzing around, which points to a few mistimed challenges and at least one card.
Two players stand out in the fouls committed market: Elliot Anderson and Achraf Hakimi. Both men get around the pitch and are not afraid of putting in a challenge. The call is for both to commit at least one foul.
Wednesday’s tip, with odds from bet365 and correct as of 0830 on Wednesday, October 14, is:
Manchester City v Paris Saint-Germain: both teams to score at 2/5
Manchester City v Paris Saint-Germain: both teams to receive a card at 4/11
Elliot Anderson: 1+ fouls committed at 1/5
Achraf Hakimi: 1+ fouls committed at 2/7
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